is this usga approved?
36550
I do not know for sure. I did buy it because I thought that it is approved by USGA.
36551
As far as I'm aware, it's a legitimate club under current rules: A. Yes, chippers are iron clubs not putters, and therefore must conform with the requirements for woods and irons. For example, chippers may not have a putter grip, two striking faces or appendages for aiming purposes. Additionally, the USGA considers the long chipper to be not traditional and customary in form and make. Essentially, an otherwise conforming chipper must be approximately the same length as a club of similar loft in the player's bag. (Decision 4-1/3 and Rules 1 through 5 in Appendix II). The rear of this chipper has an aiming line but whether it'd qualify as an "appendage" is dubious. It's approximately the same length as a pitching wedge. I haven't looked at the grip recently but don't recall it being a putter grip.
36552
As long as the club has one face, it is legal. Some chipping irons have a dual face (both right and left-handed players could use it). Those are not legal.
1356017
As far as I understand it all GG&G; products are USA made. High quality. Expensive. You get what you pay for. Excellence.
477153
I highly doubt it. I would call pro comp USA and give them the post number and ask to clarify
14474
I bought the A3, it weighs 3lbs on the dot. I used it to compete in the US Open a couple days ago and it's definitely IBJJF approved. Also it's one of the most comfortable Gi's I've ever owned...and I own some really top level Gi's.
1387489
Yes it is. This is the case I got: http://www.mygolfspy.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/V3casecomp-e1367856876370.jpg
1544466
The metal thread is the screw that goes into the shoe. All the exposed is soft, YES they are approved for all golf courses.
1509288
I have seen it advertised at Golfsmith that it does apply, so I would believe the answer is yes.
403779
Usually not and I never see the pros using them. Sanctioned tournaments under SCGA, PGA, USGA, etc. most likely don't approve of them, as of yet. You've heard what they think about the belly putter. But in club tournaments, it is up to the tournament committee to decide whether to allow them or not. It's all about advantage. Check with your local club pro or tournament committee persons. Hit 'em straight.
638730
Yes, it is. Please see item #4 on the Great Lakes FAQ page at http://www.greatlakesgelatin.com/consumer/FAQs.php
2218466
Your watch should show you any nearby course that has been measured...name change may have had to be recorded somewhere...like USGA....mine shows any course near me with no action from me. I travel. Good luck.
1615843
it states that it is. I have not used it yet but it looks quite well made so I do not think it would be a problem.
403775
It is legal in most tournaments because it doesn't provide slope distance. Check w/ your tour director first
467237
I think so, yes. Check here: http://www.usgalco.com/HolsterPG3.asp?ProductID=3913&GunID;=233 Don't hold me to it, but I think it will. It's a good holster--if you get it you'll probably like it.
235005
Yes it is DOT approved and it is hydrostatically stamped and dated.It also recommends that you re-test within 5 years of the date stamp.
833676
Sorry, I don't know. If you go to www.gpsgolfbuddy.com and call their customer service # they are very helpful.
1248536
I believe the GPS finds whatever courses are nearby. At least that is how it works in the US. Perhaps if you go to the Sky Caddie website, it will have a more complete a answer.
1867570
Yes, I believe it is. It is in a regulation box. I've ordered them several times and been pleased with the product.